HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The latest battle in the Maui water wars is putting one of the most famous golf courses in the world at risk. The owners of the Kapalua golf courses, together with farmers ...

The 18th hole of The Plantation Course at Kapalua as seen during this year's Sentry event in January 2025. The PGA Tour's season-opener won't be played at Kapalua in 2026 as the resort's golf courses ...

With its access to water set to expire next year, a Broomfield golf course faces a future that has raised concerns among Eagle Trace residents. In August last year the private owner of the Eagle Trace ...

CLYDE PARK, Mont. — The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation has filed a lawsuit against Crazy Mountain Ranch, claiming the private guest ranch is illegally irrigating its new golf ...

For the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, it took planning and water. “The desert golf courses are actually the most efficient users of water out of necessity,” a U.S.G.A. official said. By Paul ...

CLYDE PARK, Mont. — A new golf course at Crazy Mountain Ranch has ignited a fierce dispute over water rights in the Shields Valley, an agricultural region long resistant to the luxury real estate boom ...

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The Kā’anapali coast, where the golf courses at the Kā’anapali Golf Club aren't facing the same water restrictions as nearby Kapalua that resulted in the shutdown of the Plantation course. Golf and ...

The USGA helps write the Rules of Golf. But that’s not the only publication to its credit. On Thursday, the governing body released another deeply researched book, and while it won’t likely make The ...

A Broomfield golf course could shut down if the land dries up. Broomfield residents are expressing concerns about what's next after the owner sold the water rights. Eagle Trace Golf Club is located ...

"Brown is the new green," according to golf experts in the Golden State. Water restrictions in the West are becoming commonplace as the megadrought intensifies and reservoir levels continue to recede ...